scenario 2

Question 1

shared computer security concerns

Answer 1

Key logger could be on machine to steal usernames/passwords/credit card details.
If you click remember me or get Internet Explorer (IE) to remember you other people can use your identity.
You may forget to log off

Question 2

open wireless security concerns

Answer 2

Someone could monitor all your communications usernames/passwords/credit card details, along with what you say.

Question 3

Richard uses an internet café computer what are the security concerns

Answer 3

Key logger could be on machine to steal usernames/passwords/credit card details.
If you click remember me or get Internet Explorer (IE) to remember you other people can use your identity.
You may forget to log off

Question 4

Richard uses an open wireless connection on his smartphone to upload a fantastic image he has taken. What are the security concerns?

Answer 4

Someone could monitor all your communications usernames/passwords/credit card details, along with the image he uploads.

Question 5

Richard’s website uses cookies, What is a cookie and what does it store.

Answer 5

A cookie is a file which is stored on the computers of people who visit his website if they have given permission for cookies to be used. It stores information on the pages of the website they have visited.

Question 6

Richard uses an Internet café, he is worried about key loggers. What are they and should he be worried

Answer 6

A Key logger is a program which records the key presses of a user and then either stored them as a file on the computer. He should be worried because they could capture and record his username/passwords/credit card details. Along with any files he uploads or downloads from the internet.

Question 7

Internet cafe

Answer 7

record username password

Question 8

Data Protection Act has how may rules

Answer 8

8. used fairly and lawfully
   used for limited, specifically stated purposes
   used in a way that is adequate, relevant and not excessive
   accurate
   kept for no longer than is absolutely necessary
   handled according to people’s data protection rights
   kept safe and secure
   not transferred outside the UK without adequate protection

Question 9

The Data Protection Act states that data must be “Kept safe and secure” - What does secure mean.

Answer 9

Prevent illegal access by passwords, firewalls, encryption etc.

Question 10

The Data Protection Act states that data must be “Kept safe and secure” - What does safe mean.

Answer 10

Make sure they do not loose it. There hard disc might break so they loose all your data. They must store backup copies of your information

Question 11

Possible negative impacts of overusing ICT

Answer 11

back ache, RSI, Eye Strain, Stress

Question 12

Back ache caused by

Answer 12

Poor monitor position and poor chair

Question 13

Back Ache prevented by

Answer 13

Adjustable chair and monitor. Along with regular breaks.

Question 14

RSI caused by

Answer 14

Repeated actions.

Question 15

RSI prevented by

Answer 15

Wrist supports, regular breaks and task rotation.

Question 16

Eye Strain caused by

Answer 16

Using a screen too long, poor lighting, monitor infront of window, monitor too far away

Question 17

Eye Strain prevented by

Answer 17

Monitor position and good lighting.

Question 18

Stress caused by

Answer 18

Computer keep crashing and not knowing how to use software or software keeps crashing

Question 19

Stress prevented by

Answer 19

Well maintained computer system which does not keep crashing and being trained how to use software.

Question 20

Richard website online form issues

Answer 20

enter correct data

hacking

Question 21

Website form have prevent / reduce incorrect data entry

Answer 21

drop down boxes eg Data of Birth 1-31, Jan-Dec

Check correct after enter data

Question 22

Richards smartphone to Catherine - data transfer technology

Answer 22

Wired
Wireless
3G/4G
Cloud

Question 23

Richard’s website uses cookies, how might they be used to increase sales of his artworks

Answer 23

Richard’s website uses cookies, to record the pages people have viewed so when they return a banner could show the images they looked at before so encouraging them to buy them, could even offer a discount if they view the same page / image twice.

Question 24

If someone access Richards website can they copy one of his images and put it on their own website or sell the image?

Answer 24

No they cannot Richards images are covered by the Copyright and Patent act and they could be fined for their use and sale.

Question 25

Someone tries to hack Richards website to steal customers details. What laws have been broken and by who.

Answer 25

The hacker has broken the computer miss use act and if it is easy to hack Richard has broken the Data Protection act because he has not kept the customers personal details safe and secure.

Question 26

Why should Richards website have a pop up which appears when people first use his website to warn them that the website uses cookies?

Answer 26

It is an EU directive / law that you should warn users that your website uses cookies. You need the users permission to store the cookie data on the users computer.